Sandies Meet Tornado Five in Revival Showdown
Amarillo High School Golden Sandies host Golden Tornadoes from La mesa tonight at 7:30 in the Armory for the second meeting of the season. Sandies seek payback after a 34 to 9 loss last week while two regulars sit out with flu. John Harlow is back from injury as the Sandies’ starting lineup is set. admission is 35 cents for adults and 15 cents for children.
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High School
Amarillo High School
Golden Sandies
Golden Tornadoes
Lamesa
Sandies
Tornadoes
Athens Hornets
John Peterson
Don Williams
Howard Lynch
John Harlow
Sandies Pos
Cine Walker
Willems
Kidd
Peterson
Bosccne
Burkhart ‘Harlow
Boxwell
Canzoneri Rodak Meet Brightens Lightweight Title Picture
Tony Canzoneri, 29, and Leo Rodak, 21, square off in Chicago Stadium with 16,000 fans watching. Canzoneri seeks to regain traction for a Bar ny Ross title bid while Rodak eyes a breakout win in a high stakes 10 round lightweight bout.
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George. Kirkley
United Press
Chicago
Tony Canzoneri
Leo Rodak
Barney Ross
Canzoneri
Ross
Rodak
Tinker’s baseball complaints mix with Texas conservation drive
In Miami and Austin the day’s notes mix baseball reminiscence with sports policy. Joe Tinker criticizes modern pitching while urging tougher clubs like the 1930s Cardinals. Texas sportsmen back granting power to regulate hunting seasons and bag limits, plus wildlife education at schools.
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Austin
Texas
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Bureau of Biological Survey
Texas A & M College
E. J. Kyle
A. & M. College
D. H. Reid
L. A. Woods
Baylor Bears Schedule for 1935 Grid Season
Baylor University announces an 11 game 1935 football schedule six in the Southwest Conference. Home games include Texas A and I, Hardin-Simmons, Arkansas, Texas Christian, Texas University, and Rice with several night games. Locations include Waco, College Station, Dallas, and Houston with Centenary undecided.
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Waco
Texas
Baylor University Bears
University of Arkansas
Southwestern
Hardin-Simmons
Texas A. and I
Oklahoma City University
Oklahoma City
Texas A. and M
College Station
Texas Christian
Texas University
Centenary
Southern Methodist
Dallas
Rice
Houston
Dam and Daughter Reach Victory At Alamo Downs
At Alamo Downs San Antonio Plucky Baby won the sixth race with dam Plucky Lady taking the seventh. The dual victory by dam and offspring marked a rare feat at the track on this day.
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Alamo Downs
San Antonio
Plucky Baby
Plucky Lady
Right Down as Fresto in Duckpin Play
Jimmie Donahue explains duckpin dynamics noting direct headpin hits with small pins rarely clear more than pins 1 and 5 when thrown fast. He argues the 1-3 pocket is advantageous and that a hook ball from the right causes fewer splits than a straight throw.
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Jimmie Donahue
NEA Service
Lott and Stoefen Beat Pro Doubles Duo in Exhibition
In St Louis on January 31 George Lott and Lester Stoefen defeated Bill Tilden and Ellsworth Vines in straight sets 7-5 6-1 to even the tour doubles tally at seven wins each. Tilden won the singles 6-3 6-3 while Vines took 7-5 11-9 over Stoefen.
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ST. Louis
George Lott
Lester Stoefen
Chicago
Los Angeles
Bill Tilden
Ellsworth Vines
Tilden
Lott
Vines
Stoefen
Forty apply for SMU assistant coach job
Dallas January 31 forty applicants for the SMU assistant coaching vacancies were reviewed by head coach Madison Bell and athletic officials. Prominent names include Mack Saxon of Texas College of Mines Les Cranfill of Hardin Simmons J E Davis at Washington University Bennie Strickland Dewey Mayhew J E Pace and Charles Casper with pro and high school ties.
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Dallas
Southern Methodist University
Madison
Matty) Bell
Mack Saxon
Texas College of Mines
el Paso
Les Cranfill
Hardin- Simmons University
Abilene
J. E. Davis
Washington University
St. Louis
Bennie Strickland
Austin
Dewey Mayhew
J. E. Pace
Centre College
Grove
Okla
Charles Casper
Texas Christian
St. Louis Gunners
Galveston Receives Mack's Rookies and Other Baseball Notes
Galveston Buccaneers announce three players from the Philadelphia Athletics, McKeithan joins on purchase while Yarter and McQuaig arrive via option. Jerome Yarter played for Oklahoma City in the Texas League. McKeithan and McQuaig spent most of 1934 with the A's. Billy Jurges signs with the Chicago Cubs as the 16th 1935 contract. Other mentions include Cubs unsigned list and Kurt Warmbein's shoulder operation.
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Galveston
Philadelphia Athletics
Roy J. Koehler
Galveston Buccaneers
FE. J. McKeithan
Jerome Yarter
Gerald McQuiag
McKeithan
McQuaig
A's
Yarter
Oklahoma City Indians
Jurges
Chicago
U.P
Billy Jurges
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Chuck Klein
Frank Demaree
Woody English
Larry French
Bill Lee
Billy Herman
Klein
Kopecky Fenton Headline Armory Wrestling Card Tonight
Rod Fenton and Joe Kopecky clash in a best two of three main event at the National Guard Armory. Semifinal features Dory Detton versus Vic Webber, with Art Belcher facing Rex O Sullivan in the curtain raiser. Ringside tickets are sold at City Drug Store.
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Joe Kopecky
Rod Fenton
Dory Detton
Vic Webber
Art Belcher
Rex O'Sullivan
National Guard Armory
Fenton
Kopecky
Sir Joseph
Rodney
Cory Detton
Detton
Matsuda Matsura
Webber
Amarillo
Gus Kallio
Don Hill
Danny McShane
Belcher
Rex
Belcher Lab
The
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Holdout talk marks spring training salaries across leagues
In New York on January 31, reports say several star players across the Dodgers Giants Pirates Cubs Cardinals and White Sox are resisting proposed salaries as the issue of spring training terms looms. The Yankees report no holdouts yet as contracts await finalization.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
van Lingle Mungo
Van
Ralph Boyle
Joe Stripp
Sam Leslie
Ralph Koenecke
Giants
Dick Bartell
Phillies
Hal Schumacher
Roy Parmele
Joe Moore
Bartell
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Mavericks fall to Santa Fe Railroaders in City League clash
Santa Fe Railroaders overwhelmed the Maverick Club Mavericks 22 to 10 after a tight first half tied 3-3. The enginemen heated up after intermission, securing a clear win as Mavericks struggled under the basket. Earlier, FERA Mugwumps upset the Yannigans 33 to 23.
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Santa Fe Railroaders
High School
Mavericks
Railroaders
Fera Mugwumps
Yannigans
State Board cites too many school games on regular days
The Texas State Board of Education released its biennial report criticizing excess school athletic contests on regular school days. It praises the State Interscholastic League for reforms and notes that only 17 percent of contests were on holidays, with Saturdays counted as holidays.
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Austin
U.P
State Board of Education
Morrison and Bell Agree on Circus Name Change
Ray Morrison the retiring SMU coach and Matty Bell his successor met in the Mustang Stadium clubhouse. Morrison agreed to call his Vanderbilt team the Commodores an aerial circus while maintaining SMU's famed aerial circus label in the Southwest.
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Dallas
Ray Morrison
Southern Methodist University
Madison
Matty) Bell
Mustang
Morrison
Vanderbilt
Bell
Commodores
Southland
Southern Methodist
Southwest
Lou Little foresees no drastic football rule changes
Columbia coach Lou Little, head of the coaches rule committee, said no major changes are likely next season. A lateral pass penalty tweak may revert to the original spot, debate over goal posts location continues, and the forward pass rule remains under discussion. East Texans in win. Lions beat North Texas Teachers 40 to 19, McCord scoring 17.
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New York
Lou Little
Columbia
Little
East Texans
Denton
Texas
Texas Teacher's College Lions
Lone Star Conference
North Texas Teachers
McCord
East Texas
Amateur tops golf tourney in Glendale Holbrook shoots 67
Oakmont tournament at Glendale opened with Jack Holbrook the leading amateur posting 67 after a 68 par target. National champions Olin Dutra and Paul Runyan chase him as several others carded near par 70 or better including Al Zimmerman Les Bolstad and Jack Gaines.
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Paul Zimmerman
Associated Press
Glendale
Calif
Oakmont
Jack Holbrook
Holbrook
Olin Dutra
Paul Runyan
al Zimmerman
Portland
Ore
Les Bolstad
Minneapolis
Jack Gaines
Harry Cooper
Chicago
John Perelli
Lake Tahoe
Ben Loving
Peersburg
Bunny Torpen
Kansas City
Verne Torfin
Tacoma
Wash
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Terry Cafe
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McCullough
Marsh
Labadie
E. B. Meyer
Clutter
Starkey Tr
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Rogers Teats
Blue Perce
Woods
Lyles Vane
Borden's Creamery
Cockrell-Lokey
Terrys Case
Santa FE League
Ngvaios
Crossroads
Peter Hayes
Tommy Paul
Pete de Grasse
Georgie Hansford
Golden Glove
Eddie
Babe) Risko
Syracuse
N. Y
Teddy Yaros
Henry McLemore
Miami
Fla
Wonder Bar
Flagler Street
Joe Tinker
Brother Tinker
Tinker
Evers
Chance
Babe Herman
Babe Ruth
Frisch
Landis
Dean
Joe
Brown
Devlin
McCormick
Bridwell
Brownie
Mr. Tinker
Baylor Bears
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Ay Four
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S.M. U. School
Mack
Kurt Warmbein
Michigan State
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Armory
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Ramou
Billtards
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Ra Printing
Pere Oh Iaay
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the Armory
Taylor
Young Sensation
Blackburn
Broadway
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Universal
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Talfskiy
Blackburn Bros
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